Rain stopped for many hours, Highway 50 is still flooded, many cars stalled

    THANH VŨ |

    HCMC - On the afternoon of November 13, on National Highway 50, the section through Binh Chanh district was deeply flooded, causing a series of vehicles to stall.

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    The rain started on the morning of November 13 and stopped around 11am, but by the afternoon of the same day, Highway 50 was still flooded.
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    Deep and prolonged flooding makes it difficult for people to travel.
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    Many vehicles broke down, people had to walk a long distance.
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    Mr. Vu Anh Linh, living in Binh Chanh district, shared: "Every time it rains heavily, this road is flooded, especially during rush hour when the traffic is very heavy, making traffic very difficult."
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    The water was almost half way up the motorbike wheel.
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    It is forecasted that this evening, rain will repeat in Ho Chi Minh City and the Southern provinces.
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    Flooding is likely to recur in low-lying areas and thunderstorms are likely to cause tornadoes, lightning, and strong gusts of wind.
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